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WELCOME FROM THE GENERAL CHAIR........................................................5

SPONSORS/ EXHIBITORS.......................................................................................................6

PLENARY SPEAKERS.......................................................................................9

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE.............................................................................11

VENUE & MAP OF CONFERENCE SITE........................................................12

EXHIBITION FLOOR LAYOUT..........................................................................15

IGARSS 2022 AT A GLANCE............................................................................16

PLENARY SESSION, OPENING & CLOSING CEREMONY............................17

TUTORIALS......................................................................................................19

TECHNICAL PROGRAMME SESSIONS..........................................................20

TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRY, AND EDUCATION (TIE) FORUM.........................29

SOCIAL EVENTS..............................................................................................30

GRSS SUMMER SCHOOL...............................................................................35

MAP DESIGN COMPETITION..........................................................................37

THREE MINUTES THESIS...............................................................................38

PRE AND POST CONFERENCE TOURS........................................................39

PRESENTATION INSTRUCTIONS...................................................................40

TRAVEL INFORMATION...................................................................................45

ACCOMMODATION.........................................................................................50

IGARSS2022 PROGRAMME GUIDE

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Welcome message by the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS 2022) General Chair Ir Academician Emeritus Prof Tan Sri

Dato’ Dr Chuah Hean Teik

Greetings to all participants of IGARSS 2022!

Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the place where all the colours, flavours, sounds and sights of Asia come together. Since Malaysia has reopened its borders to international travellers, it’s time for us to reconnect and reunite! On behalf of the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS) 2022 Organising Committee, I am pleased to welcome you to the 42nd Annual IGARSS Symposium 2022, which is in both virtual and physical modes for the first time.

IGARSS 2022 aims to continue the excellent tradition of gathering world-class scientists, engineers and educators engaged in the fields of geoscience and remote sensing to meet and present their latest knowledge and experience on recent developments and advancements, and exchange ideas while attempting to identify future trends and make contact with the international remote sensing community, particularly in the context of earth observation, disaster monitoring and risk assessment.

Themed ‘Preserving Our Heritage, Enabling Our Future through Remote Sensing’ the symposium this year would offer a variety of programmes such as keynote talks, technical sessions, tutorials, exhibitions, fun run, awards banquet, pre-and post-conference tours and a map design competition as well as the summer school. We hope that you will have a fun-filled time at this very special and meaningful symposium.

To put a symposium of this magnitude together is not a small task. Thus, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to everyone who has contributed to the success of this international symposium. I hope this symposium will provide a meaningful experience for everyone and I wish you a very productive symposium with exciting and encouraging discussions and exchange of knowledge so that together we can anticipate a future of groundbreaking knowledge, research, and technology for the betterment of society.

Do enjoy the exciting week at IGARSS 2022.

Thank you.

Best Wishes,

Ir Academician Emeritus Prof Tan Sri Dato’ Dr Chuah Hean Teik

IGARSS 2022 General Chair

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PLENARY SPEAKERS IGARSS2022

Dr. Maurice BorgeaudHead of Science, Applications, and Climate Activities in the Earth Observation (EO) Directorate of the European Space Agency (ESA)

Dr. Maurice Borgeaud is Head of Science, Applications, and Climate Activities in the Earth Observation (EO) Directorate of the European Space Agency (ESA). He interacts with the scientific community, ESA Member States and industry in order to propose ground-breaking EO science satellite missions as well as new domains for the development of innovative applications using EO data. He also plays a key role in defining the long-term EO data exploitation strategy addressing the full spectrum of EO user communities. He manages the ESA office for climate change including the development of essential climate variables, promotes the use of EO data to monitor the UN SDG’s, and represents ESA on the Board of the International Charter: Space and Major Disasters.Mr. Borgeaud graduated with a Degree in Engineering from

EPFL, Lausanne and holds a Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and Associate Editor for the “IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing”.

Dr. Karen M. St. GermainEarth Science Division Director, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Headquarters

Dr. St. Germain is the Division Director of the Earth Science Division, in the Science Mission Directorate at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Headquarters. She provides executive leadership, strategic direction, and overall management for the entire agency’s Earth Science portfolio, from technology development, applied science, research, mission implementation and operation.

Prior to coming to NASA, Dr. St. Germain was the Deputy Assistant Administrator, Systems (DAAS), for NOAA’s Satellite and Information Service. She guided the ongoing development and deployment of NOAA’s two major satellite programmes (the Joint Polar Satellite System and Geostationary Operational Environment Satellite – R series), the COSMIC-2 mission, and the Space Weather Follow-On. She also led the development of the next-generation capabilities that will replenish and augment these systems in the future.

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Dr. Jian ZhaoDirector, Earth Observation System and Data Center,China National Space Administration (CNSA)

Dr. Jian ZHAO is the Director of Earth Observation System and Data Center of China National Space Administration, the Chief Designer and Deputy General Director of the China High-resolution Earth Observation System Project, and the Working Group Leader of the BRICS Remote Sensing Satellite Constellation in 2022.He has long been engaged in space development strategy and technology research, engineering construction, organization and management of major space special projects, international space exchange and promotion, etc. He has forward-looking strategic research and global vision, rich management ability, and implementation experience of major national special projects, and has contributed significantly to the rapid development of space. He is an outstanding leader across industries, fields, and systems.

As a leading technology leader in China, he will continue to be committed to promoting the construction of earth observation systems and efficient application of data, serving economic and social development, and leading China’s space to help achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations.

Rebecca MooreDirector, Google Earth, Earth Engine and Outreach

Rebecca Moore directs Google’s geospatial initiatives driving environmental and social impact, including Google Earth, Earth Engine, and Environmental Insights Explorer. She initiated the development of Google Earth Engine in 2009 as the first cloud-native, planetary-scale geospatial analytics platform bringing an unprecedented amount of satellite data online, together with petapixel-scale computation, enabling data scientists to easily derive actionable insights about our changing planet. In 2017, Earth Engine won the ASPRS Outstanding Technical Achievement award. In 2018, her team launched Environmental Insights Explorer to provide climate-action relevant data to thousands of cities worldwide. Moore’s personal work using Google Earth was instrumental in stopping the logging of more than a thousand acres of redwoods in her Santa Cruz Mountain community. Moore has been honored with the 2013 White House Champion of Change Award for Open Science and the 2016 Rachel Carson Award from the National Audubon Society. She received a bachelor’s degree in artificial intelligence with honors from Brown University and a master’s degree from Stanford University.

PLENARY SPEAKERS IGARSS2022

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General Chair Hean Teik Chuah, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)

Co-Chairs Azlikamil Napiah, Malaysian Space Agency (MYSA)Tat Soon Yeo, National University of Singapore (NUS)

Technical Programme Chair

Hong Tat Ewe, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)

Technical Programme Co-Chairs

Xiaofeng Yang, GRSS Beijing Chapter and Aerospace Information Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences (AIRCAS)Tuong-Thuy Vu, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Curtin University Malaysia Campus

Finance Chair Yee Kit Chan, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Multimedia University (MMU)

Local Arrangements Co-Chairs

Voon Chet Koo, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Multimedia University (MMU)Faidz Abdul Rahman, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)

Publication Co-Chairs Kasturi Devi Kanniah, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)Nurul Hawani Idris, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)

Publicity Co-Chairs Kay Thoan San, Geo Spatial Solutions Sdn. Bhd.Dinesh Sathyamoorthy, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Science and Technology Research Institute for Defence (STRIDE)Sharon Jacqueline Albert Wilson, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)Gee Khing Khor, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)

Exhibition Chair Gobi Vetharatnam, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)

Sponsorship Chair Zulkiflee Abd Latif, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)

Education and Outreach Co-Chairs

Alvin Meng Shin Lau, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)Danny Ng Wee Kiat, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)

Tutorial Co-Chairs Nurul Hazrina Idris, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)Shazmin Aniza Abdul Shukor, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP)

Special and SocialEvents Co-Chairs

Faidz Abdul Rahman, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)Nur Fatin Irdina Zulhamidi, GRSS Malaysia Chapter and Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM)

TIE Forum Co-Chairs Boon Huang Lim, Muon SpaceYu Jen Lee, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)Chia Ming Toh, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)

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Time Programme8:00am VIP / Plenary Breakfast

8:30am Arrival of IGARSS VIPs and Participants

8:45am Welcome Address by:- IGARSS 2022 General Chair- IEEE President - IEEE GRSS President

9:00am PLENARY SPEAKERSDr. Maurice BorgeaudHead of Science, Applications, and Climate Activities in the Earth Observation (EO) Directorate of the European Space Agency (ESA)

9:30am Dr. Karen M. St. GermainDirector, Earth Science Division, Science Mission Directorate, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

10:00am Dr. Jian ZHAODirector, Earth Observation System and Data Center, China National Space Administration (CNSA)

10:30am Ms. Rebecca MooreDirector, Google Earth, Earth Engine & Outreach

11:00am Awards SessionMaster of Ceremony: Prof Alberto Moreira2022 IEEE Fellow2022 IEEE GRSS Outstanding Service Award2022 IEEE GRSS Education Award2022 IEEE GRSS Fawwaz Ulaby Distinguished Achievement Award2022 IEEE GRSS Industry Leader Award

11:45am Symposium IntroductionIr. Prof. Dr. Ewe Hong Tat - Technical Programme Committee Report

12:00pm Coffee Break

PLENARY SESSION 18 July 2022 (Monday)

8.00am to 12.00pm at Plenary Hall Auditorium (Level 1)

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OPENING CEREMONY 18 July 2022 (Monday)

12.00pm to 2.00pm at Plenary Hall Auditorium (Level 1)

Time Programme12:00pm Arrival of YB Dato’ Sri Dr Adham bin Baba

Minister, Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI)

12:30pm National Anthem Doa Recital Welcome address by IGARSS 2022 General ChairOpening speech by YB Dato’ Sri Dr Adham bin BabaMinister, Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI)

1:00pm Launch GimmickLaunching Video PresentationSouvenir Presentation & Photography SessionTour to Exhibition Hall (Grand Ballroom)Press Conference (Room 303)VIP Lunch (Room 302)

2:00pm End of Session

CLOSING CEREMONY22 July 2022 (Friday)

11:00am to 12:00pm at Plenary Theatre Auditorium (Level 3)

Time Programme11:00am Arrival of IGARSS VIPs and Participants11:10am UTAR Chinese Orchestra11:25am Vote of Thanks by IGARSS 2022 General Chair11:35am Video Presentation –IGARSS 202311:40am Performance12:00pm UTAR Chinese Orchestra

End of IGARSS 2022

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Sun, 17 Jul, 09:30 - 17:30 Malaysia Time (UTC +8)FD-1: Mathematical Morphology in Processing and Analysis of the Digital

Elevation Models (DEMs)FD-2: Hands-on Copernicus Sentinel-1 Persistent Scattering Interferometry for

Ground motionFD-3: Machine Learning in Remote Sensing - Theory and Applications for Earth

ObservationFD-4: GRSS ESI HDCRS End-to-End Machine Learning with High Performance

and Cloud ComputingFD-5: Using open data, platform, and API from NASA-ESA-JAXA Earth

Observation DashboardFD-6: Physics Guided and Quantum Artificial Intelligence for Earth Observation:

Towards the Digital Twin Earth

Sun, 17 Jul, 09:30 - 12:45 Malaysia Time (UTC +8)HD-1: Earth Datacubes: From Simplified Access to ML Analytics (IEEE GRSS ESI

Tutorial)HD-2: SAR Polarimetry: A tour from Physics to ApplicationsHD-3: The ARTMO toolbox for analyzing and processing of remote sensing data

into biophysical variablesHD-4: Natural disasters and hazards monitoring using Earth Observation data

Sun, 17 Jul, 14:15 - 17:30 Malaysia Time (UTC +8)HD-5: Sparse Sampling and Reconstruction in SARHD-6: Remote sensing of cloud microphysical properties and surface radiation

parametersHD-7: Aiding active landscape fire detection from space with ASI PRISMA:

unlocking the complementary value of hyperspectral PRISMA dataHD-8: Remote Sensing with Reflected Global Navigation Satellite System

(GNSS-R) and other Signals of Opportunity (SoOp)

TUTORIAL SESSION (HYBRID)

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TECHNICAL PROGRAMME SESSIONSMonday, July 18Monday, July 18, 14:00 - 15:30MO2.O1: Differential SAR Interferometry: Methods and ApplicationsConference Hall 1Monday, July 18, 14:00 - 15:30MO2.O2: Estimation, Regression, and Target DetectionConference Hall 2Monday, July 18, 14:00 - 15:30MO2.O3: Ocean Temperature, Salinity and EcologyConference Hall 3Monday, July 18, 14:00 - 15:30MO2.O4: Disease Control and Sustainable Development GoalsPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Monday, July 18, 16:00 - 17:30MO4.O1: New Space SAR SystemsConference Hall 1Monday, July 18, 16:00 - 17:30MO4.O2: Quantum computing and ML in GRSSConference Hall 2Monday, July 18, 16:00 - 17:30MO4.O3: Ocean Surface Current and WindConference Hall 3Monday, July 18, 16:00 - 17:30MO4.O4: Observing and Interpreting Ice-Sheet and Ice-Shelf Temperatures and Other Properties Using Radar and Radiometer DataPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V1: Electromagnetic modelingVirtual Room 1Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V2: SAR Imaging Techniques: Methods and Imaging Modes IIVirtual Room 2Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V3: SAR TomographyVirtual Room 3Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V4: Object Detection and AnalysisVirtual Room 4Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V5: Object Detection and Recognition IIVirtual Room 5Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V6: Optical Image ClassificationVirtual Room 6Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V7: Multitemporal SAR Image AnalysisVirtual Room 7Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V8: Multisource Classification and DetectionVirtual Room 8Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V9: Sea IceVirtual Room 9

Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V10: Forest and Vegetation: Application and Modeling IVirtual Room 10Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V11: Soil Moisture RetrievalVirtual Room 11Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V12: Ocean EcologyVirtual Room 12Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V13: Calibration and Estimation Methods for Precipitation RadarVirtual Room 13Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V14: Crop and Soil Properties Monitoring using UAVVirtual Room 14Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V15: Advances in remote sensing towards sustainable development goals - PART IVirtual Room 15Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V16: Earth observation in support of food security in developing regionsVirtual Room 16Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V17: Advancement of UAV/DRONE applications with Multi-Sensor Data for Land Cover Monitoring IVirtual Room 17Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V18: GNSS-R Modeling Part 2: Inland WaterVirtual Room 18Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V19: Advanced Methods for Polarimetric SAR Information Extraction: Session 2Virtual Room 19Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V20: ALOS Series Mission, Cal/Val, and Applications (Part 2)Virtual Room 20Monday, July 18, 19:50 - 21:20MO5.V21: Honoring Dr. Gail Skofronick-Jackson Part II: Impacts and Interests from Sensors to ScienceVirtual Room 21Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V1: Electromagnetic modelingVirtual Room 1Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V2: SAR Imaging Techniques: Imaging TechniquesVirtual Room 2Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V3: SAR Imaging Techniques: Methods and Techniques IIVirtual Room 3Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V4: Subsurface Sensing and applicationsVirtual Room 4

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Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V5: Ship DetectionVirtual Room 5Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V6: Object Detection and Recognition VVirtual Room 6Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V7: Classification and Clustering MMV IVirtual Room 7Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V8: Classification and Clustering MMV IVVirtual Room 8Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V9: Estimation wtih MicrowavesVirtual Room 9Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V10: Environmental MonitoringVirtual Room 10Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V11: Hyperspectral Super-ResolutionVirtual Room 11Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V12: Geographic Information Science IVirtual Room 12Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V13: Sea Ice and GlacierVirtual Room 13Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V14: Land Use and Land Cover DynamicsVirtual Room 14Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V15: Agriculture VVirtual Room 15Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V16: Soils and Soil Moisture Remote SensingVirtual Room 16Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V17: Atmospheric monitoring and predictionVirtual Room 17Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V18: Ocean Altimetry and Coastal ZonesVirtual Room 18Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V19: Advances in LIDAR MappingVirtual Room 19Monday, July 18, 21:35 - 22:45MO6.V20: Remote Sensing Techniques and ApplicationsVirtual Room 20Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V1: Differential SAR Interferometry: Methods and ApplicationsVirtual Room 1Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V2: SAR Imaging Techniques: Methods and Techniques IIIVirtual Room 2Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V3: Feature Selection for Hyperspectral DataVirtual Room 3

Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V4: Object DetectionVirtual Room 4Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V5: Classification and Clustering IIIVirtual Room 5Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V6: Surface SensingVirtual Room 6Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V7: Target detection IVirtual Room 7Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V8: Spatio-temporal AnalysisVirtual Room 8Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V9: Land Use Applications IIVirtual Room 9Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V10: Agriculture IVVirtual Room 10Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V11: Observations of Clouds and Precipitation from Ground-Based TechnologyVirtual Room 11Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V12: Ocean Temperature and SalinityVirtual Room 12Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V13: Vegetation and Atmospheric Monitoring Using LidarVirtual Room 13Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V14: Remote Sensing for the Sustainable Development GoalsVirtual Room 14Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V15: AI4EO for Climate and HealthVirtual Room 15Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V16: Multi-frequency SAR algorithms for scientific downstream applications (Part 1)Virtual Room 16Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V17: UAV Future Technology and ApplicationsVirtual Room 17Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V18: Microwave Modeling and Observation of SnowVirtual Room 18Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V19: Physical Modeling in Microwave and Optical Remote SensingVirtual Room 19Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V20: International Spaceborne Imaging Spectroscopy Missions: International Cooperation and CalVal activitiesVirtual Room 20Monday, July 18, 23:00 - 00:30MO7.V21: IEEE GRSS Data Fusion ContestVirtual Room 21

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Tuesday, July 19 Tuesday, July 19, 09:00 - 10:30TU1.O1: SAR Imaging TechniquesConference Hall 1Tuesday, July 19, 09:00 - 10:30TU1.O2: Cryospheric ComponientsConference Hall 2Tuesday, July 19, 09:00 - 10:30TU1.O3: Small Satellite Technologies and GNSS-R altimetryConference Hall 3Tuesday, July 19, 09:00 - 10:30TU1.O4: Remote Sensing Activities in ASEANPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Tuesday, July 19, 11:00 - 12:00TU2.MMA: Image Feature Estimation TechniquesGrand Ballroom 1/2Tuesday, July 19, 11:00 - 12:00TU2.MMB: Soil Moisture and other Land Surface ParametersGrand Ballroom 1/2Tuesday, July 19, 11:00 - 12:00TU2.MMC: Radar TechniquesGrand Ballroom 1/2Tuesday, July 19, 14:00 - 15:30TU3.O1: Data Analysis in Microwaves: Methods and ApplicationsConference Hall 1Tuesday, July 19, 14:00 - 15:30TU3.O2: Observations and Prediction of Clouds and PrecipitationConference Hall 2Tuesday, July 19, 14:00 - 15:30TU3.O3: Agriculture IConference Hall 3Tuesday, July 19, 14:00 - 15:30TU3.O4: Maturing Remote Sensing Technology Through CubeSat MissionsPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Tuesday, July 19, 16:00 - 17:30TU4.O1: DPR and Subsurface SensingConference Hall 1Tuesday, July 19, 16:00 - 17:30TU4.O2: Image and Data FusionConference Hall 2Tuesday, July 19, 16:00 - 17:30TU4.O3: Ocean Altimetry and Coastal ZoneConference Hall 3Tuesday, July 19, 16:00 - 17:30TU4.O4: GNSS+R for the Sustainable Development GoalsPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Tuesday, July 19, 19:00 - 22:40TUS.V21: Student Paper ContestVirtual Room 21Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V1: InSAR Processing IVirtual Room 1

Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V2: SAR Imaging Techniques: Methods and Machine LearningVirtual Room 2Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V3: 3D Imaging, Filtering and Information ExtractionVirtual Room 3Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V4: Image Segmentation and AnalysisVirtual Room 4Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V5: Target Detection and Recognition in SAR ImagesVirtual Room 5Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V6: SAR Image ClassificationVirtual Room 6Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V7: Change Detection IVirtual Room 7Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V8: Spatial Resolution EnhancementVirtual Room 8Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V9: Freeze-Thaw StatusVirtual Room 9Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V10: Forest and Vegetation: Biomass and Carbon CycleVirtual Room 10Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V11: Remote Sensing of SoilsVirtual Room 11Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V12: Ocean Surface Currents and Winds IVirtual Room 12Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V13: Advanced Concepts in Aperture Synthesis, Hyperspectral and Polarimetric Microwave RadiometersVirtual Room 13Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V14: Environmental Monitoring and Smart UAV SurveillanceVirtual Room 14Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V15: Advances in remote sensing towards sustainable development goals - PART IIVirtual Room 15Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V16: Embedding Ethics and Trustworthiness for Sustainable AI in Earth Sciences: Where do we begin?Virtual Room 16Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V17: Artificial intelligence for radar and satellite remote sensing of precipitationVirtual Room 17Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V18: Standardization in Geoscience Remote SensingVirtual Room 18


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Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V19: GNSS-R Modeling Part 1: Land Virtual Room 19Tuesday, July 19, 19:50 - 21:20TU5.V20: European Space Agency SAR Missions: Status, Evolution and Contribution to Environmental Monitoring and Sustainable Development Virtual Room 20Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V1: InSAR Phase Unwrapping & 3D ReconstructionVirtual Room 1Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V2: SAR Imaging Techniques: Imaging Techniques IIVirtual Room 2Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V3: PolSAR and InSAR: Methods and ApplicationsVirtual Room 3Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V4: Feature Extraction and ReductionVirtual Room 4Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V5: Target Detection and Recognition in SAR ImagesVirtual Room 5Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V6: Object Detection and Recognition VIVirtual Room 6Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V7: SAR Classification and Object RecognitionVirtual Room 7Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V8: Classification and Clustering MMV VVirtual Room 8Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V9: Estimation Methods and ApplicationsVirtual Room 9Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V10: Advancements in radar target detection and characterizationVirtual Room 10Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V11: Multimodal FusionVirtual Room 11Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V12: Geographic Information Science IIVirtual Room 12Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V13: Data Management and SystemsVirtual Room 13Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V14: Forest and Vegetation: Application and Modeling IVirtual Room 14Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V15: Land Remote Sensing ApplicationsVirtual Room 15

Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V16: Wetlands Remote SensingVirtual Room 16Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V17: New Technology for Air Quality Monitoring and Atmospheric Applications III, Virtual Multimedia SessionVirtual Room 17Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V18: Trends in Satellite Missions IIIVirtual Room 18Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V19: Optical Imagery Processing TechniquesVirtual Room 19Tuesday, July 19, 21:35 - 22:45TU6.V20: Data Analysis and AlgorithmsVirtual Room 20Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V1: Differential SAR Interferometry: Methods and Machine LearningVirtual Room 1Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V2: Polarimetric SAR Interferometry: Methods and Applications Virtual Room 2Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V3: Graph and Tensor Methods for Hyperspectral Data AnalysisVirtual Room 3Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V4: Object Detection and Recognition VVirtual Room 4Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V5: Classification and Clustering IVVirtual Room 5Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V6: Optical MethodsVirtual Room 6Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V7: Target detection IIVirtual Room 7Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V8: Data Mining and Management MethodsVirtual Room 8Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V9: Land Use Applications IIIVirtual Room 9Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V10: Urban characterization and modelingVirtual Room 10Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V11: Prediction of Severe Weather and Natural HazardsVirtual Room 11Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V12: Coastal Zones Remote SensingVirtual Room 12


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Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V13: Optical Imagery Calibration and HarmonizationVirtual Room 13Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V14: Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals Through Urban Digital TwinsVirtual Room 14Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V15: Remote Sensing for the Sustainable Development Goals: the contribution of the COSMO-SkyMed Italian Mission in the framework of the ASI’s Open Call initiative (Part 1)Virtual Room 15Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V16: Satellite Capabilities Critical to the Response to Southeast Asia Environmental ChallengesVirtual Room 16Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V17: UAV/mobile-mapping SAR systems and applicationsVirtual Room 17Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V19: Multi-resolution and Multimodal Remote Sensing Image Processing and InterpretationVirtual Room 19Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V20: ALOS Series Mission, Cal/Val, and Applications (Part 1)Virtual Room 20Tuesday, July 19, 23:00 - 00:30TU7.V21: Human-centric AI4EOVirtual Room 21

Wednesday, July 20Wednesday, July 20, 09:00 - 10:30WE1.O1: Feature Extraction and ReductionConference Hall 1Wednesday, July 20, 09:00 - 10:30WE1.O2: Data Management and SystemsConference Hall 2Wednesday, July 20, 09:00 - 10:30WE1.O3: Novel Optical and Radar Techniques for Environmental MonitoringConference Hall 3Wednesday, July 20, 09:00 - 10:30WE1.O4: NASA Soil Moisture Active Passive Mission Observations and ResultsPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Wednesday, July 20, 11:00 - 12:00WE2.MMA: Object Recognition and ClassificationGrand Ballroom 1/2Wednesday, July 20, 11:00 - 12:00WE2.MMB: Remote Sensing Products and Applications Grand Ballroom 1/2Wednesday, July 20, 11:00 - 12:00WE2.MMC: Land Remote SensingGrand Ballroom 1/2

Wednesday, July 20, 14:00 - 15:30WE3.O1: Image Segmentation and MappingConference Hall 1Wednesday, July 20, 14:00 - 15:30WE3.O2: Atmospheric Sounding from SatellitesConference Hall 2Wednesday, July 20, 14:00 - 15:30WE3.O3: Land Subsidence, Land Slides and Mineral MappingConference Hall 3Wednesday, July 20, 14:00 - 15:30WE3.O4: Active Microwave Remote Sensing of SnowPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Wednesday, July 20, 16:00 - 17:30WE4.O1: Advances in Soil Remote SensingConference Hall 1Wednesday, July 20, 16:00 - 17:30WE4.O2: Classification and Clustering IConference Hall 2Wednesday, July 20, 16:00 - 17:30WE4.O3: Trends in Satellite Missions IConference Hall 3Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V1: InSAR Processing IIVirtual Room 1Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V2: SAR Imaging Techniques: Methods and Techniques IVirtual Room 2Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V3: Subsurface Sensing techniques IVirtual Room 3Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V4: Deep Learning For Object ExtractionVirtual Room 4Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V5: Hyperspectral Image Classification IVirtual Room 5Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V6: Surface Biophysical ParametersVirtual Room 6Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V7: Change Detection IIVirtual Room 7Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V8: Multisensor FusionVirtual Room 8Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V9: Data Management and SystemsVirtual Room 9Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V10: Agriculture IIVirtual Room 10Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V11: Inland Waters and Wetlands IIVirtual Room 11


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Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V12: Next Generation of LEO/GEO Microwave and Infrared Sounders (Part 1 of 2)Virtual Room 12Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V13: Microwave Radiometer Calibration Assessment and Parameter RetrievalsVirtual Room 13Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V14: Remote Sensing and Disease ControlVirtual Room 14Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V15: Advancement of UAV/DRONE applications with Multi-Sensor Data for Land Cover Monitoring IIVirtual Room 15Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V16: Harnessing the Power of Quantum Computing for Machine LearningVirtual Room 16Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V17: Remote Sensing for the Sustainable Development Goals: the contribution of the COSMO-SkyMed Italian Mission in the framework of the ASI’s Open Call initiative (Part 2)Virtual Room 17Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V18: MULTIFREQUENCY MICROWAVE OBSERVATION OF VEGETATION: CROP CLASSIFICATION AND BIOMASS ESTIMATIONVirtual Room 18Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V19: GNSS-R Modeling Part 3: Coherent Scattering PropertiesVirtual Room 19Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V20: Physics Aware Machine Learning for Synthetic Aperture Radar ApplicationsVirtual Room 20Wednesday, July 20, 19:50 - 21:20WE5.V21: International Spaceborne Imaging Spectroscopy Missions: Updates and News of planned mission Virtual Room 21Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V1: Differential SAR Interferometry: Methods and ApplicationsVirtual Room 1Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V2: SAR Imaging Techniques: Methods and Machine Learning Virtual Room 2Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V3: Bistatic Radar Imaging and Processing Virtual Room 3Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V4: Road Detection and AnalysisVirtual Room 4

Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V5: Target Detection and Recognition in Optical ImageVirtual Room 5Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V6: Image segmentation and applicationVirtual Room 6Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V7: Classification and Clustering MMV IIVirtual Room 7Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V8: Classification and Clustering MMV VIVirtual Room 8Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V9: Change DetectionVirtual Room 9Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V10: Advancements in optical target detection and unmixingVirtual Room 10Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V11: Image matching, restoration and retrieval Virtual Room 11Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V12: Snow PropertiesVirtual Room 12Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V13: Remore Sensing Education and Data PolicyVirtual Room 13Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V14: Forest and Vegetation: Application and Modeling IIVirtual Room 14Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V15: Urban analysisVirtual Room 15Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V16: Remote Sensing of Inland WatersVirtual Room 16Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V17: Ocean Surface Currents and WindsVirtual Room 17Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V18: Advanced Concepts in Microwave RadiometersVirtual Room 18Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V19: Detection and Data AnalysisVirtual Room 19Wednesday, July 20, 21:35 - 22:45WE6.V20: Remote Sensing for the Sustainable Development Goals: Methods and ApplicationsVirtual Room 20Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V1: SAR Imaging Techniques: ApplicationsVirtual Room 1


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Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V2: SAR Polarimetry: Methods and ApplicationsVirtual Room 2Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V3: Neural Networks for Feature Extraction and ReductionVirtual Room 3Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V4: Object Detection and Recognition VIVirtual Room 4Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V5: Classification and Clustering VVirtual Room 5Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V6: Classification and detectionVirtual Room 6Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V7: Unmixing IIVirtual Room 7Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V8: Snow Remote Sensing and ApplicationsVirtual Room 8Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V9: Forest and Vegetation: Application and Modeling IIVirtual Room 9Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V10: Urban environment and sustainabilityVirtual Room 10Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V11: Atmospheric Measurements from Microwave TechnologyVirtual Room 11Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V12: Trends in Satellite Missions IIVirtual Room 12Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V13: Airborne Remote Sensing Data Processing and Imaging TechniquesVirtual Room 13Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V14: Addressing New Security Scenarios with Big EO DataVirtual Room 14Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V15: Computational Intelligence Applications in Remote Sensing Data AnalysisVirtual Room 15Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V16: Novelty Detection and Lifelong Learning for Robust Performance Under Ever-Changing Conditions (Part 2)Virtual Room 16Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V17: Data Fusion: The AI EraVirtual Room 17Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V18: European Ground Motion Service (EGMS)Virtual Room 18

Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V19: Research Advances of Remote Sensing through Latin AmericaVirtual Room 19Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V20: Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) in active microwave sensorsVirtual Room 20Wednesday, July 20, 23:00 - 00:30WE7.V21: Ocean Surface Currents and Winds IIVirtual Room 21

Thursday, July 21 Thursday, July 21, 09:00 - 10:30TH1.O1: Land Use Applications IConference Hall 1Thursday, July 21, 09:00 - 10:30TH1.O2: Change Detection and Multi-Temporal AnalysisConference Hall 2Thursday, July 21, 09:00 - 10:30TH1.O3: UAV and Ground Based Remote Sensing TechniquesConference Hall 3Thursday, July 21, 09:00 - 10:30TH1.O4: Space Lidar: Missions, Technologies and ObservationsPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Thursday, July 21, 11:00 - 12:00TH2.MMA: Data Analysis Methods and ApplicationsGrand Ballroom 1/2Thursday, July 21, 11:00 - 12:00TH2.MMB: Development of Key Enabling Techniques and Technologies for Advanced PayloadsGrand Ballroom 1/2Thursday, July 21, 11:00 - 12:00TH2.MMC: UAV and Drone Based Remote Sensing: Methods and ApplicationsGrand Ballroom 1/2Thursday, July 21, 14:00 - 15:30TH3.O1: Image Segmentation and Object DetectionConference Hall 1Thursday, July 21, 14:00 - 15:30TH3.O2: New Technology for Air Quality Monitoring and Atmospheric Applications I (In Person)Conference Hall 2Thursday, July 21, 14:00 - 15:30TH3.O4: New Concepts focused on Microwave and millimeter-wave Radiometer TechnologiesPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Thursday, July 21, 16:00 - 17:30TH4.O1: Inland Waters and Wetlands IConference Hall 1Thursday, July 21, 16:00 - 17:30TH4.O2: Classification and Clustering IIConference Hall 2


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Thursday, July 21, 16:00 - 17:30TH4.O3: Advances in operational EO Land data validationConference Hall 3Thursday, July 21, 16:00 - 17:30TH4.O4: Changing Marine Environments monitored by SARPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V1: Differential SAR Interferometry: ApplicationsVirtual Room 1Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V2: SAR Imaging Techniques: Methods and Techniques IIVirtual Room 2Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V3: Subsurface Sensing techniques IIVirtual Room 3Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V4: Vehicles detectionVirtual Room 4Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V5: Hyperspectral Image Classification IIVirtual Room 5Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V6: Hyperspectral TechniquesVirtual Room 6Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V7: Unmixing IVirtual Room 7Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V8: Image Synthesis, Restoration and RetrievalVirtual Room 8Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V9: Remote Sensing Data and Policy DecisionsVirtual Room 9Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V10: Agriculture IIIVirtual Room 10Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V11: Observations of Clouds and Precipitation from SpaceVirtual Room 11Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V12: Ocean Temperature and SalinityVirtual Room 12Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V13: Recent Advances in GNSS-R and SoOp-R Applications and Modeling IVirtual Room 13Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V14: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment MethodsVirtual Room 14Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V15: Changing Marine Environments monitored by SAR IIVirtual Room 15

Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V16: Multi-frequency SAR algorithms for scientific downstream applications (Part 2)Virtual Room 16Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V17: UAV and Drone Based GNSS+R Remote SensingVirtual Room 17Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V18: Advanced Flood Monitoring and Prediction for Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilient InfrastructureVirtual Room 18Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V19: Physics Aware Machine Learning for Synthetic Aperture Radar Applications IIVirtual Room 19Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V20: Honoring Dr. Gail Skofronick-Jackson Part I: Spaceborne Remote Sensing from Global Precipitation Measurement and BeyondVirtual Room 20Thursday, July 21, 19:50 - 21:20TH5.V21: Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) in passive microwave sensorsVirtual Room 21Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V1: SAR Imaging Techniques: ApplicationsVirtual Room 1Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V2: SAR Imaging Techniques: Methods and TechniquesVirtual Room 2Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V3: Tomography and 3D MappingVirtual Room 3Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V4: Image Semantic SegmentationVirtual Room 4Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V5: Object Detection and Recognition IVVirtual Room 5Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V6: Hyperspectral Image Classification IIIVirtual Room 6Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V7: Classification and Clustering MMV IIIVirtual Room 7Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V8: Surface Parameter EstimationVirtual Room 8Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V9: Information ExtractionVirtual Room 9Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V10: Advancement in radar and hyperspectral target detectionVirtual Room 10


Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V11: Super-ResolutionVirtual Room 11Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V12: GlacierVirtual Room 12Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V13: Land Use ApplicationsVirtual Room 13Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V14: Forest and Vegetation: Biomass and Carbon CycleVirtual Room 14Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V15: Topography, Geology and GeomorphologyVirtual Room 15Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V16: Observations and Prediction of Clouds and Precipitation Virtual Room 16Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V17: Ocean Surface DynamicsVirtual Room 17Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V18: Recent Advances in GNSS-R and SoOp-R Applications and Modeling IIVirtual Room 18Thursday, July 21, 21:35 - 22:45TH6.V19: Ground-based Remote Sensing Systems IIVirtual Room 19Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V1: SAR Imaging Techniques: Methods and Imaging Modes IVirtual Room 1Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V2: Bistatic Radar Imaging and ProcessingVirtual Room 2Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V3: Spatial Feature ExtractionVirtual Room 3Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V4: Object Detection and Recognition VIIVirtual Room 4Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V5: Classification and Clustering VIVirtual Room 5Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V6: Multitemporal Image AnalysisVirtual Room 6Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V7: Target detection IIIVirtual Room 7Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V8: Sea Ice and GlacierVirtual Room 8Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V9: Forest and Vegetation: Application and Modeling IIIVirtual Room 9

Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V10: Geological Mapping and Surface DeformationVirtual Room 10Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V11: New Technology for Air Quality Monitoring and Atmospheric Applications II, VirtualVirtual Room 11Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V12: SAR Processing and Calibration TechniquesVirtual Room 12Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V13: Ground-based Remote Sensing Systems IVirtual Room 13Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V14: Advanced remote sensing data analysis for sustainable developmentVirtual Room 14Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V15: Distributed Observing Systems: Demonstrations and Preliminary ResultsVirtual Room 15Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V16: Novelty Detection and Lifelong Learning for Robust Performance Under Ever-Changing Conditions (Part 1)Virtual Room 16Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V17: Advanced Methods for Polarimetric SAR Information ExtractionVirtual Room 17Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V18: Datasets and Benchmarking in Remote SensingVirtual Room 18Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V19: International Spaceborne Imaging Spectroscopy Missions: Updates and News of running missionsVirtual Room 19Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V20: Next Generation of LEO/GEO Microwave and Infrared Sounders (Part 2 of 2)Virtual Room 20Thursday, July 21, 23:00 - 00:30TH7.V21: TanDEM-X: Mission Status and New DevelopmentsVirtual Room 21

Friday, July 22 Friday, July 22, 09:00 - 10:30FR1.O1: Forest and Vegetation: Application, Modeling, Biomass and Carbon CycleConference Hall 1Friday, July 22, 09:00 - 10:30FR1.O2: Change Detection, Multi-Temporal Analysis, and Geographic Information ScienceConference Hall 2Friday, July 22, 09:00 - 10:30FR1.O3: Remote Sensing Data Analysis and AssessmentConference Hall 3Friday, July 22, 09:00 - 10:30FR1.O4: Recent Advances in Microwave Radiometer Missions and CalibrationPlenary Theatre Auditorium (PTA)


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VENUE: MEETING ROOM 306

Date Title Speaker/Session Organizer

MONDAY 18 July 14:00-16:00

Funding opportunities offered by the European Research Council (ERC grants)

Dr. Nicolas Sifakis from ERC

MONDAY 18 July 16:00-17:30

Geospatial Business Startup Workshop: Asia Pacific Region Mr. Kevin Corbley

Tuesday 19 July 15:45-17:15

Game-Changing Science with SmallSats and Hosted Payloads

Ms. Florence Tan from NASA

WEDNESDAY 20 July 14:00-17:00

GRSS Chapter Panel Discussion and Women in Engineering Forum

Prof. Mousmi Ajay Chaurasia from Muffakham Jah College Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad, India

THURSDAY 21 July 14:00-15:00

Technology Sharing Session (30 mins per speaker) A Memory Block Stream Chain Based High-Speed Remote Sensing Image Processing Technology And Its Application In China’s 3rd National Land Resource Survey Remote sensing in farming: The present and the future

Various Speakers

Dr. Lei Xia From PIESAT (Online Presentation)

Mr. Cheang T.K. from Agritix

THURSDAY 21 July 15:00-17:00

Biomass burning: Air quality, climate change and sustainability.

Dr. Liew SC

TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRY, AND EDUCATION (TIE) FORUM

The forum will be done in hybrid mode, whereby there will be an online audience together with a physical audience. Speakers will be present physically unless stated otherwise.

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IGARSS 2022 WELCOME RECEPTIONLocation KLCC Grand Ballroom FoyerDate 17 July 2022 (Sunday)Time 6pm to 8pm

Time Programme6:00pm Arrival of IGARSS Organizing Committee and participants

Gamelan UTAR Chinese Orchestra

6:15pm Welcome Address by IGARSS 2022 General Chair6:25pm Performance 1 6:30pm Dine/cocktail tables – Finger Food6:45pm UTAR Chinese Orchestra

7:00pm PerformanceNetworking session

8:00pm End of event

IGARSS 2022 FUN RUN @ KLCC PARKWelcome all participants of IGARSS 2022 to Malaysia’s iconic KLCC twin towers. Besides the conference, our committee members are also committed to organizing a fun run with the objective to de-stress and for participants of this symposium to socialize with other participants while maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Location KLCC Park

Date/Time Wednesday, 20 July, 17:00 - 19:00

Cost USD $20Distance 1.3km

Summary of fun run itinerary as below:Time Activities17:00 Arrival of Participants17:10 Briefing and warm up17:20 Flag off by stages17:30 Signing and message leaving at midpoint

17:40 Arriving at finish line for medal and water collection

17:50 Photo taking session and socializing with participants

18:00 End of event and clean up

SOCIAL EVENTS

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IGARSS 2022 AWARDS BANQUETThe IGARSS 2022 Awards Banquet will be held at Grand Hyatt, Kuala Lumpur. Overlooking the iconic Petronas Twin Towers and adjacent to Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur is one of the best hotels in Kuala Lumpur strategically located in the heart of city. Please enjoy Malaysia hearty meal with cultural traditional music & dances from various region of Malaysia.

Location Grand Ballroom, Grand Hyatt, Kuala Lumpur. An oval-shaped, pillar-less Grand Ballroom covered overhead by crystal chandeliers offers 1,045 square metres of space.

Date/Time Thursday, 21 July, 19:00 - 22:15Cost USD $70

Time Programme 7:00pm Registration / Arrival of IGARSS Participants 7:15pm Arrival of IGARSS VIP 7:45pm Arrival of Guest of Honor 8:00pm Speech by IGARSS 2022 General Chair 8:10pm Speech by Guest of Honor 8:20pm Dinner with Performance 9:40pm Awards Ceremony10:15pm End of Award Banquet

Synspective’s second SAR satellite “StriX-β” launch mission, Nurturing a “Learning world” to enhance global efficiency and resilience.

The Owl’s Night Continues

SOCIAL EVENTS (continued)

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TECHNICAL VISIT: SECRET GARDEN, 1 UTAMA MALLA popular tourist attraction is the Secret Garden, an elaborate showcase of 500 species of exotic flora. Each plant is specially created on a bed of bio-carbon soil and meticulously nurtured by a team of renowned botanists. Take a stroll through this 30,000 sq ft high-tech rooftop sanctuary 35 metres above the ground – the largest in Southeast Asia. A renowned botanist, Dr Francis Ng. will guide you through the rooftop garden and share his amazing knowledge on the gems here!

Date/Time Monday, 18 July, 08:00 Thursday, 21 July, 08:00

Meeting Point Kuala Lumpur Convention CentreCost USD $30Itinerary ● 9:30 Departure from KLCC

(Conference Venue) by bus● 10:00 Arrival at Secret Garden● 10:15 Guided tour on Secret Garden

by renowned botanist● 12:00 Departure from Secret Garden

by bus● 13:00 Lunch at local restaurant

TECHNICAL VISIT: FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE MALAYSIA (FRIM)The Forest Skywalk is FRIM's second canopy walkway which is located at Kepong Botanic Gardens (KBG). The highest point of the structure is 141 m above sea level. The structure was built using aluminium, enforced with steel tubes and supported by guy wires. From the Forest Skywalk office, you need to walk 100 m along an easy trail. Once on the skywalk, visitors can spend 30 to 40 minutes to complete the loop. The panoramic view on the Forest Skywalk will captivate attention, especially from the top of the 50 m tower.

Date/Time Tuesday, 19 July, 08:00 - 13:00Meeting Point Kuala Lumpur Convention CentreCost USD $50

Itinerary

● 8:00 Departure from KLCC (Confer-ence Venue) by bus

● 9.00 Arrival at FRIM● 9.30 Skywalk/ Nature Trekking activi-

ties● 12.00 Departure from FRIM by bus● 13.00 Lunch at local restaurant

CHAPTER CHAIRS DINNERPlease be our guest at the technical committees and chapter chairs dinner on Tuesday, 19 July, 7 pm. This will be our moment to meet and sit together after more than a year we’re restricted due to pandemic. Get your ticket on the IGARSS 2022 registration website to book your seat.

Location Banquet room, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre

Date/Time Tuesday, 19 July, 19:00 – 21:00Cost By invitation


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TECHNICAL VISIT: MALAYSIA SPACE AGENCY (MYSA)Malaysia Agency Space (MYSA) is the agency mandated by the government to develop the space sector for the nation. Through the National Space Policy, the country is envisioning to have the capability and capacity to capitalize space as a strategic sector for national well-being towards achieving the country’s vision. With that, the agency is geared to develop the country’s potential in the space sector to support the economic growth and social development, and strengthening the national security. The tour will bring you through research facilities at MYSA. Guided tours include the overview of the institute, Satellite Assembly & Integration Facility and Mission Control Facility.

Date/Time Wednesday, 20 July, 08:00 - 13:00Meeting Point Kuala Lumpur Convention CentreCost USD $30

Itinerary

● 8:00 Departure from KLCC (Conference Venue) by bus

● 9:30 Arrival at MYSA● 9:45 Briefing from MYSA officer● 10:30 Guided tour on Satellite

Assembly & Integration Facility● 11:30 Guided tour on Mission Control

Facility● 11:45 Photography session● 12:00 Departure from MYSA by bus● 13:00 Lunch at local restaurant

WWW.MYSA.GOV.MY


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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS’ MIXERThe young professionals (YP) mixer is a chance for GRSS YPs to have an informal meet and greet and to network with accomplished professionals from industry and academia. You’ll have a chance to meet senior GRSS members that are willing to share stories about their careers and offer advice to the YPs. Get your ticket on the IGARSS 2022 registration website to join us on Monday, 18 July, 7 pm.

Location Woobar, W Kuala LumpurDate/Time Monday, 18 July, 19:00 - 21:00Cost USD $20

WOMEN IN GRSS MIXERThis Women in GRSS luncheon is a great opportunity for attendees to interact and network with senior members. We will have a short, informal programme and share a delicious meal together! All are welcome. Get your ticket on the IGARSS 2022 registration website to join us on Wednesday, 20 July, 7 pm.

Location Komune Co-working KLCC, Suite 6-1, Level 6, Lobby A, Wisma UOA II

Date/Time Wednesday, 20 July, 19:00 – 21:00Cost Free


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Date 14-16 July 2022 (Thursday to Saturday)Venue Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)

Kampar Campus Jalan Universiti, Bandar Barat, 31900, Kampar, Perak, Malaysia

The summer school will be dedicated to introducing drone-based remote sensing to the participants and will include practical training where data collection campaign, technical lessons, demo by drone service providers and hands-on exercises. This summer school is held in conjunction with the IGARSS 2022 event.Certain sessions of the summer school programme for this year will be held in-person and virtual concurrently. Please refer to the tentative schedule for sessions that will be held concurrently.The organizing committee will grant 20 applications to join the IGARSS 2022 summer school on-site. Other applicants will join the event online (virtual mode).For on-site participants, participation in the summer school will be free of charge, including accommodation, and transportation between Kuala Lumpur and Kampar (the Summer School's venue) and each of the training days.

Date Time Description Session Location Day 0 13 July 2022

14:00 – 17:30

17:30 – 18:00

Travel from KL to UTAR, Kampar

Check in to Hotel

KLCC

Grand Kampar Hotel

Day 1 14 July 2022

09:00 – 09:30

09:30 – 12:30

12:30 – 13:30

13:30 – 17:00

Registration and welcome

Introduction to Drones - Overview of drones, flying safety, Flying modes

Lunch break

Drones Hands-on - Take-off and landing, basic movements, flying modes, return to home

In-person and virtual

Onsite only

UTAR Kampar

Lecture Hall, UTAR Kampar

UTAR Kampar

Zone M, UTAR Kampar

2022 SUMMER SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING

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Day 2 15 July 2022

09:30 – 12:30

12:30 – 13:30

13:30 – 17:00

Drone-based Imaging System - Introduction to digital camera, multispectral and hyperspectral, flight mission planning

Lunch break

Drones Hands-on - Capturing HDR image, capturing bracketed image, capturing raw data, ground-truth measurement


Computer Lab, UTAR Kampar

UTAR Kampar

Zone M, UTAR Kampar

Day 3 16 July 2022

09:30 – 12:30

12:30 – 13:30

13:30 – 17:00

17:00 – 20:00

Hyperspectral Imaging - Understanding hyperspectral imaging, raw data pre-processing, data processing and analysis

Lunch break

Processing Hands-on - Reading and processing hyperspectral raw data, visualization summary and wrap up

Travel to KL




UTAR Kampar


UTAR Kampar

Date Time Description Session Location SUMMER SCHOOL (continued)

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MAP DESIGN COMPETITION

Aim and Objectives of The Competition

The map design competition will be organized to promote interest in map design and recognize significant advancement of geoscience and related technology in cartography elements.

Categories: • Secondary School

• Polytechnic Colleges/University

Judging Criteria: The GRSS outreach committee will determine the top three in each category. Each of the following elements will be weighted the same with a maximum score of 5 points awarded per element:

• Accuracy - grammar, punctuation, spelling

• Design/Layout - logical organization and visual flow of text and graphics

• Legibility - text font, text size, figures, tables, and graphics

• Visual Appeal - color coordination, geometry, accents, highlights, use of symbology

• Effective communication - understandable and concise

• Effective use of Geographic Information - appropriate use and portrayal of spatial data

• Originality - unique presentation

Software: Use of any software is allowed to create your map with the exception of any online map portals such as Google Maps or Bing Maps, due to copyright and permission restrictions.

Map contest rules and regulations:• Only one entry is allowed per person.

• Maps and winner’s names will be published on the IGARSS 2022 website.

• Winners will be required to provide a release to use their map image.

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THREE MINUTES THESIS COMPETITION

3MT™, founded by the University of Queensland, is an academic competition that cultivates students’ presentation and research communication skills and challenges them to describe their research within only three minutes to a general audience with one static slide.

Since IGARSS is held in a hybrid format this year, the competition is open to all students in a research-based master’s or doctoral programme worldwide, whether attending the symposium in-person or remotely.

If you want to take the challenge and participate in the competition, submit a 3-minute video describing your thesis and research topic to a video platform (YouTube, TikTok, etc.) or to a site accessible only by the evaluation committee with a private URL. The judging criteria for this phase are presentation skills (40%), scientific quality (40%) and originality (20%) of the topic presented.

The top 10 submissions will be selected and invited to the final round, which will take place virtually on Tuesday, July 19, 2022.

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PRE AND POST CONFERENCE TOURS Travel around to experience the remarkable treasures and the hidden gems in Malaysia with our official tour agent, Asia Experience (https://www.asia-experience.com/igarss2022).

1. CITY EXCURSIONS Location Tour highlights

Spotlight on Kuala Lumpur (Tour Code: KUL100)

The gate of the King’s Palace • National Mosque • National Monument • National Museum • Independence Square • Petronas Twin Towers • Handicraft Centre and Chocolate Boutique

Kuala Lumpur DiscoveryDuration: 8 HoursTour Code: KUL110

FRIM • Royal Selangor Pewter factory • Batu Caves • National Mosque • National Museum • Independence Square • Petronas Twin Towers • Handicraft Centre and Chocolate Boutique

Picturesque Putrajaya(Tour Code: KUL105)

Putrajaya, Malaysia’s smart City in the Garden • many striking and impressive buildings, monuments and bridges • Perahu ride (*optional)

Kuala Selangor Firefly(Tour Code: KUL109)

Evening tour to Kuala Selangor Wetland Reserve • Mangrove forests • Cruise on a boat • Firefly Phenomenon • Included 1 dinner at Local Restaurant

Heritage of Melaka(Tour Code: KUL108)

Cheng Hoon Teng Temple • Porta de Santiago• Stadthuys • St Paul’s Church • Christ Church • Jonker Street

2. OVERNIGHT STAYPackage Name Tour Code2-Days 1-Night Melaka, Malacca MKZ01

2-Days 1-Night Genting Highlands, Pahang GH5

3-Days 2-Nights Langkawi Round Island, Kedah LGK01

3-Days 2-Nights Penang City Explorer, Penang PEN01

3-Days 2-Nights Fun in Legoland, Johore JHB01

3-Days 2-Nights Mossy Forest Cameron Highlands, Pahang CMH01

3-Days 2-Nights Taman Negara Explorer, Pahang MTN01

3-Days 2-Nights Deluxe Package Laguna Redang, Terengganu LGN01

3-Days 2-Nights Tioman Fullboard Snorkelling Experience, Pahang TOM01

3-Days 2-Nights Rawa Island Full board Experience, Johore RWI01

4-Days 3-Nights The Paradise of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah BKI01

3-Days 2-Nights Kinabalu Park & Hot Spring, Sabah BKI02

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PRESENTATION INSTRUCTIONSORAL PRESENTATION

Information Physical (hybrid) VirtualGeneral Plan For this oral session, you are given 10 minutes to present your paper, and a

further 5 minutes for question and answer session. Presenters shall prepare a 10-minutes presentation slides either in Power Point or PDF format, for each paper. Presenters shall also prepare a pre-recorded video of the presentation, in MP4 format.

Presentation Language

English

Organizer • Session Chair - Main person in-charge of the overall conduct of the session.

• Session Co-chair (if available) - Assist chair to manage the session.

• Session Manager - To assist chair/co-chair in technical matters including handling of Zoom.

Room / Presenter Facilities

1. Microphone and speaker

2. Lectern

3. Laptop

4. Projector

5. Screen

6. Laser pointer

7. Zoom

Presenter shall prepare a laptop or desktop installed with Zoom.

Presenter arrival / attendance

30 minutes before the session begins - to meet with the session chair and load the presentation materials to the laptop

Zoom meeting will begin 15 minutes before the scheduled time. Presenters should join the Zoom meeting at least 5 minutes before the session begins.

Presentation time 15 minutes (Any setup time you use is part of your overall 15 minutes presentation time)Suggested plan:• 10 minutes - Slides

presentation• 5 minutes - introduction,

summary, and questions from the audience

If the author of a paper is not attending in-person (due to unavoidable reasons), he/she can prepare a pre-recorded video of the presentation (10 minutes long) and submit to the session manager to be played during the paper slot. However, one co-author of the paper MUST be present (in-person or online) to answer any questions.

15 minutes (Any time taken to share the screen, adjust the microphone and test the audio is part of your overall 15 minutes presentation time)During session:• 10 minutes - Slides presentation -

the recorded video in MP4 format will be played

• 5 minutes - question and answer session with the audience

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Presentation Format A PowerPoint slides or PDF file is to be prepared for presentation.Laptop with the following tools will be provided:

• Windows 10, PowerPoint 2010~2019

• Windows Media Player 11

• Ensure your presentation materials are compatible with the tools provided.

• We recommend you make your slides with aspect ratio of 16:9 (If you make them with aspect ratio of 4:3, the reduced-size slides are projected onto a screen.

The video should be (The video's quality is the author's responsibility):

• in MP4 format

• Dimensions: Minimum height 480 pixels

• File size: Maximum 100 MB

• Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (widescreen format)

• Avoid areas that have echo:

• Rooms should be fairly small;

• Sound dampening with carpeting, curtains, furniture.

Presentation Uploading Time

Uploading of presentation materials can be done from 30 minutes before the presentation up until 10 minutes before the presentation, on a first-come first-serve basis. You are solely responsible to upload your presentation materials before the session.

To submit the recorded video presentation NO LATER THAN 5 July 2022.

Presentation Uploading method

To the computer in the session room via USB flash memory stick (USB Port is Type A)Presenters can check their presentations in the Speaker Preparation Room at MEETING ROOM 307. There will be 7 computers for the speakers to check and modify the presentations if needed.

Information Physical (hybrid) Virtual

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Information Physical (hybrid) VirtualIMPORTANT NOTES 1. To check your visual aids before

the session begins;

2. When uploading your presentation, please check if formulas/animations are shown correctly.

REMINDER: Please do not attempt to use your own computer to connect to the projector.

1. Check that your final video and audio plays directly in common web browsers like Chrome/Chromium, Firefox, etc. by dragging the video file onto a browser window. You may need to re-encode the video file with different parameters if there is no audio or video portion played on the web browser.

2. Use as quiet an area as possible.

3. Hardline internet connections are highly recommended, but if unavailable, a strong Wi-Fi connection should do the job.

4. A good headset with a microphone set close to your mouth BUT away from direct line of mouth to reduce “pops”. Try to avoid using default, built-in microphones on your computer, if possible.

5. Do a test recording of a couple of minutes and review the sound and picture quality, in the MP4 format, and check the bit rate before recording your entire presentation. Make adjustments as needed.

6. Authors will be required to electronically sign a Consent and Release statement, which grants the symposium the permission to receive, display, and archive the media files submitted for use during the virtual symposium.

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MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION

Information Physical VirtualGeneral Plan Multimedia session will combine

poster presentation with video clip or slide presentation. The session will be split into two 30-minutes periods. In the first 30 minutes of the session, each presenters will be given a 2-minute time to present their video clip or slides. This session is optional, but highly encouraged. The second 30 minutes will be question and answer session, whereby each presenter will need to stand near their posters.

Each multimedia session is made up of 10 papers with each having a 5-minute video clip. The video clips will be played by the session manager. In the final 20 minutes, a group discussion led by the session chair will take place summarizing the topic of the session and related question and answer.

Presentation Language

English

Organizer • Session Chair - Main person in-charge of the overall conduct of the session.


• Session Manager - To assist chair/co-chair in technical matters.

• Session Chair - Main person in-charge of the overall conduct of the session.


• Session Manager - To assist chair/co-chair in technical matters including handling of Zoom.

Room / Presenter Facilities

Laptop connected to big screen monitor.

Presenter shall prepare a laptop or desktop installed with Zoom.

Presenter arrival / attendance

• Multimedia sessions are scheduled at 11:00 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

• Authors should have their posters in place by 10:00.

• Authors should be at the venue from 10:45 until 12:00 (noon).

• Posters should be removed after 14:00.

Zoom meeting will begin 15 minutes before the scheduled time. Presenters should join the Zoom meeting at least 5 minutes before the session begins.

Presentation time • From 11:00 to 11:30, each presenter is given 2 minutes to present a short slide/video of their work. This is optional.

• After 11:30, all authors should be beside their posters for Q&A sessions, until 12:00 (noon).

• A recorded video (5 minutes) will be presented by the session manager from 21:35 to 22:25 (local time).

• From 22:25 to 22:45 (local time), Q&A session (or group discussion) will be conducted, led by session chair/co-chair.

• All authors are expected to contribute to the discussion.

• Virtual attendees will also be able to view the multimedia materials at any time during the conference and to ask questions via the symposium website.

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Presentation Format

Presentations:• Authors who wish to make

the 2-minute presentation, should prepare a presentation file (PowerPoint, PDF or a 2-minute video).

• We recommend producing your presentation with an 16:9 aspect ratio. However, you can also prepare your presentation in the classic 4:3 format.

• Poster:• One poster board is reserved

for your use. Each board has a width of 1m and a height of 2m.

• The poster is not required to fill this entire space, but it cannot be any larger than the board size. It is recommended to use A1 Portrait for your poster size.

• The title of your poster should appear at the top in CAPITAL letters about 25mm high. Below the title put the author(s)' name(s) and affiliation(s).

Presentation Uploading Time

Presentations:

Uploading of presentation materials can be done from 10:00 up to until 10:45, on a first-come first-serve basis. You are solely responsible to upload your presentation materials before the session.

Poster:

Authors should have their posters in place by 10:00.

There MUST be a presenter standing at the poster during the entire scheduled poster time. A poster that is mounted to the board, but without any person presenting it will be considered a no-show!

The authors are required to submit the video by 5 July 2022. (link provided below)

Only ONE file may be submitted. New uploads will REPLACE existing uploads of the same type.

Presentation Uploading method

To the computer in the session room via USB flash memory stick (USB Port is Type A)

IMPORTANT NOTES Authors are invited to be on stand-by near their posters during the session breaks and must be near their poster during the dedicated poster session time.

Authors will be required to electronically sign a Consent and Release statement, which grants the symposium the permission to receive, display, and archive the media files submitted for use during the virtual symposium.

MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION (continued)

Information Physical Virtual

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TRAVEL INFORMATION Weather

• In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the average high temperature in July is 32.2°C (90°F) and the average low temperature is 23.2°C (73.8°F). The weather is usually humid with occasional showers.

Electricity• The voltage used in Malaysia is 230/240 volts -50hz. If your electrical appliance uses

110/120 volts, you will need to use a transformer/converter. Failing to do so will damage your electrical appliances.

• Bring a universal plug and/or adaptor for your electrical equipment.

Money Currency • MYR – Malaysia Ringgit

Local Time• Local time in Malaysia is 8 hours ahead of GMT.

Traveller SIMTelco MYR Where to Get

Celcom MYR10 Prepaid Pack

FREE 1GB Monthly Basic InternetCall rate at 30sen/min SMS at 15sen/SMS

You can purchase the pack at selected Celcom branches, Blue Cube or dealer outlets at major airports, tourist hotspots and shopping malls.You will need to show your passport and fill in the registration form. Then you can make your first call to activate the number. MYR3 is preloaded in the pack but you are recommended to reload from as low as MYR50 to enjoy a longer validity period.

Digi MYR15DIGI Next 156GB High-Speed InternetValid for 30 daysMYR30DIGI Next 3020GB High-Speed InternetValid for 30 daysMYR35DIGI Next 35Unlimited Calls + 30GB High-Speed InternetValid for 30 days

You can purchase the pack at KLIA2 or any Digi outlets.

You will need to show your passport and fill in the registration form.

Hotlink MYR25HIGH-SPEED INTERNET PACKSIM Pack + 10GB High-Speed Internet Pass

You can purchase the pack at KLIA, KLIA2 or any Maxis outlets.

You will need to show your passport and fill in the registration form.

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(1) COVID-19 SOP RELAXATION FOR TRAVELLERS ENTERING MALAYSIA EFFECTIVE 1 MAY 2022 (info updated as of 20 June 2022 – details please go to https://esd.imi.gov.my/)

A. COVID-19 test requirements prior to departure and upon arrival are no longer needed for the following groups of travellers:

• Travellers aged 12 and under regardless vaccination status• Travellers aged 13 years and above who have completed vaccination• Travellers with a history of COVID-19 infection within 6 to 60 days from the recovery

date prior to departure

B. Travellers with incomplete vaccination status or have not received vaccination must comply to the following:

• To perform pre-departure test two (2) days prior to departure to Malaysia (RT-PCR or RTK-Ag Professional)

• Undergo COVID-19 screening test within 24 hours upon arrival using antigenic RTK with the supervision of private medical practitioners either physically or virtually

• Compulsory to undergo a quarantine for five (5) days at any accommodation including own residence and required to undergo RT-PCR on the fourth day or RTK-Ag professional on the fifth day

C. Travellers who detected symptoms upon entry at the International Gateway will be instructed to undergo a COVID-19 screening test with a professional RTK antigen (Ag) with the assistance from the respective staff at the airport.

D. All travellers must download and register as MySejahtera users before coming to Malaysia. Travellers must still present a Traveller's Card displayed in the MySejahtera app upon arrival at the International Gateway.

→ Download and install MySejahtera from the Gallery of Malaysian Government Mobile Applications (GAMMA), Apple AppStore, Google Play Store or Huawei AppGallery Enter your mobile phone number and click “Register”.

Guideline to register in MySejahtera applicationThe followings are the steps to register MySejahtera:1. Download and install MySejahtera from the Gallery of Malaysian Government

Mobile Applications (GAMMA), Apple AppStore, Google Play Store or Huawei AppGallery

2. Click on “Register Here” to register a new account3. Enter your mobile phone number and click “Register”. You may also click on

the link “I would like to use Email to Register” (if you want to register using email address)

4. You will receive an OTP via SMS from 63839 (if you register using phone number) or confirmation link through your email. (if you register using email address)

5. Enter the OTP and click ‘Send’ (if you register using phone number) or click on the confirmation link sent to your email (if you register using email address)

6. Fill in your registration details and click ‘Confirm’7. You will receive a “Successful Registration” message. Click “Close” at the

bottom of the screen to return to the sign-in screen8. Enter your User ID (phone number or email address) and your password then

click “Sign in”.9. Done! You may start using the app

TRAVEL INFORMATION (continued)

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E. COVID-19 insurance for foreign travellers is no longer a pre-requisite to enter Malaysia.

You may refer to the Ministry of Health (MOH) website (https://www.moh.gov.my/) for more information.

For any other queries, please contact at +603-7839 7171 or email at:

a) Employment Pass, Professional Visit Pass, and related passes: [email protected]) Residence-Pass Talent (RP-T): [email protected]) For other Immigration related matters: http://eapp.imi.gov.my/tanya/create

(2) TRANSPORTATION

Upon arrival, you may opt for any of the transportation below to proceed to Kuala Lumpur City Centre.

1. KL AIRPORT BUS SHUTTLE (to KL Sentral)

KLIA has a variety of bus services that can take you to several destinations within Peninsular Malaysia. You can take the bus service by going to Level 1, Block C, Short-Term Car Park and Level 1, Main Terminal Building. Please note that the information is subject to change by the respective service providers. For booking and information, please visit http://theairportbus.com.my/

Service Provider Routes Fares Operating HoursExpress Coach KLIA to/from KL Sentral One Way

Adult: MYR15.00

Return Trip Adult: MYR30.00

FROM KLIAStart: 7.45amEnd: 8.45pm

Travelling Time:1 hour

2. KLIA EXPRESS TRAIN (to KL Sentral)

The fastest way to get from KLIA to the city centre is by taking the KLIA Ekspres. There is a non-stop service to the KL City Air Terminal (KL CAT) located in KL Sentral which will take about 28 minutes. There is also a transit train service with 3 stops along the journey at Bandar Tasik Selatan, Putrajaya/Cyberjaya, and Salak Tinggi. The transit train service will take about 35 minutes. The trains are equipped with comfortable seats, digital entertainment, wheelchair seat restraint, a wheelchair-friendly washroom, and luggage racks.

You can visit the KLIA Ekspres website at www.kliaekspres.com for the full fares and schedule.


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3. KL AIRPORT LIMO & TAXI SERVICES

There are two types of taxi services provided at KLIA; airport taxi and metered city taxi.

(i) Airport Taxi

Airport taxi operates through a coupon system that can be purchased at the counters. The airport taxi service provider has a variety of vehicle types in their fleet ranging from family sedans to luxury vehicles. The charges start from a minimum of MYR32.20 and are fixed based on the desired destinations.

The coupons can be purchased from the counters at

• Domestic Arrival, Level 3, Main Terminal Building

• International Baggage Reclaim, Level 3, Main Terminal BuildingFor more information on rates and bookings, kindly contact Airport Limo (M) Sdn. Bhd. at 1-300-88-8989 or visit their website at www.airportlimo.my

(ii) Metered City Taxi

Metered taxi service is available at KLIA and charges are according to distance/time in-clusive of a flag fall charge for the first 1km or 3 minutes between MYR3.00 to MYR6.00 depending on the type of taxi. Subsequent charges are based on the distance or time travelled.

Coupons can be purchased from the counter at Level 1, Main Terminal Building.

(3) PACKING AND HEALTH INSURANCE

A. PACKING• Avoid bringing other valuable things.• Personal belongings such as computer, wallet, money, phone, camera, and passport will be your

responsibility. Please take/bring it along with you during the event.• Clothes (as recommended in the schedule).• Bring a light jacket, the event venue is air-conditioned.• Bring a universal plug and/or adaptor for your electrical equipment.

B. HEALTH INSURANCE & MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS• Each participant MUST prepare his / her own medical and travel insurance and it

should cover the period of stay in Malaysia.• If any medical treatment is required during the event in Malaysia, the medical expenses

shall be borne by the participant.


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(4) CONTACT DETAILS

Malaysian Emergency Response Services (MERS) 999 is the Government's initiative to consolidate all emergency numbers in Malaysia into a

single hot line for public convenience, covering all types of emergencies such as the police, Fire and Rescue Department, Ministry of Health, Civil Defence Department and Malaysian Maritime)

IGARSS LOC Contact Number: +60 11-1888 9397

PROGRAMME COORDINATOR Name: Prof Ts Dr Lim Yang Mooi Email: [email protected]

EVENT SECRETARIAT Name: Pn Azura Abdullah Email: [email protected]

OFFICIAL TRAVEL AGENCY Asia Experience Travel Sdn Bhd Ms Karlida +60 12-314 9488


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ACCOMMODATIONParticipants are responsible for making their own hotel arrangements.

The information below is provided for your convenience.GRAND HYATT KUALA LUMPUR • Distance to KLCC: Adjacent to KLCC

• Contact Person: Ms Sandra Lee• Email: [email protected]

INTERCONTINENTAL KUALA LUMPUR HOTEL

• Distance to KLCC: 11 Minutes walking• Contact Person: Ms Affiqah Akib• Email: [email protected]/ affiqah.

[email protected]

ROYALE CHULAN KUALA LUMPUR • Distance to KLCC: 17 minutes walking & 5 minute by Taxi

• Contact Person: Nurul Wazwani Hassan• Email: [email protected]

PERDANA KUALA LUMPUR • Distance to KLCC: 9 minutes walking • Contact Person: Low Han Yee• Email: [email protected] / sales.pkl-

[email protected]

TRADERS HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR • Distance to KLCC: Connected • Contact Person: Ms Aries Oh• Email: [email protected] / aries.

[email protected]

MANDRIN ORIENTAL KUALA LUMPUR

• Distance to KLCC: Adjacent to KLCC• Contact Person: Ms Sophia Fong• Email: [email protected]

ELEMENT BY WESTIN KUALA LUMPUR

• Distance to KLCC: 10 minutes walking• Contact Person: Mr Armin Hazrie• Email: [email protected] /

[email protected]

8 KIA PENG SUITES • Distance to KLCC: 7 minutes walking• Contact Person: Ms Nicole Whaung• Email: [email protected] /

[email protected]

Other Hotels in the Vicinity

Hotel Distance to KLCC Pullman Kuala Lumpur 10-minute walk Corus Hotel Kuala Lumpur 05-minute walk IBIS KLCC 15-minute walk or 05 minute by taxi Le Apple Boutique Hotel 10-minute walk Holiday Inn Express Kuala 10-minute walk Lumpur City Centre, an IHG Hotel Melia Kuala Lumpur 15-minute walk or 05 minute by taxi De King Boutique Hotel KLCC 15-minute walk or 05 minute by taxi

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